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Mexico vs. U.S. Immigration Policies
Mexican and U.S. immigration policies vary in how they work to establish residency for
immigrants within their particular countries. Mexican immigration laws are much more lenient
towards new immigrants allowing them t

Immigrants are discriminated by the media, public and justice system throughout
the United States because of misguided stereotypes. Immigrants are perceived to have an
effect on crime rates due to societal views that blame migrant people for spikes in vio

The misconception that immigration increases crime rates is a stereotype that is often
used by activists against illegal immigration, however data supports the fact that immigrants
commit far-less crimes than the native born population. Rates of immigrati

With an increasing amount of women migrating from Mexico to the United States in
recent years economic and social factors have forced many women into the work field. Going
against social norms in which mothers are the direct family caregivers and men are

The expansion of human rights has been a focal point for many world organizations
over the last sixty years. In order to ensure that human rights be attained, as well as
giving victims a voice and a chance to bring their stories to the attention of higher

The election of President Obama has shed new light onto the issue of human trafficking
because of the awareness spread about the issue by the President himself and his administration.
This has been followed up by the most recent reauthorization of the Tra

Immigration and Crime: Race,
Ethnicity, and Violence
Introduction
Latest wave of immigrants from Latin
America, Caribbean and Asia
There is heated debate over immigration
and about immigrants themselves among
public
There are many stereotypes about
immigr

Strict enforcement of immigration laws within the United States has resulted in a
heated debate over the direction in which the nations immigration policies should head.
Conservatives believe that illegal aliens should be detained and deported because thi

The reality of undocumented workers living within the United States is evident across
states and in a number of different jobs. Undocumented immigrants achieve success through a
number of different strategies that allow them to stay undetected while worki

Sex Trafficking
The sex trafficking industry is a largely complex entity that forms interconnecting
relationships that span across all levels of society. The practice of criminally recruiting women to
participate in unlawful sexual acts is evident in many

Immigration into the United States has seen a steady shift throughout the 20th century as
to whom and from where people have been migrating. The overall trend has seen a steady
increase in the number of people from Asian and Latin American countries in re

Life does not become any easier for Salvadoran immigrants once within the United States
due to social, economic strains that hinder their ability to find work and become engrained within
society. For most it is not the life they envisioned because of econ

The issue of domestic violence is a complex issue that has repercussions for not only the
victims, but their immediate family as well. A major issue with domestic violence is the fact that
many victims return to the offenders that hurt them in the first p